We highlight the role of chemistry in contributing to securing energy security while minimising environmental impact, through the development of sustainable energy sources and increased efficiency of conventional energy generation.
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Waste Opportunities: stimulating a bioeconomy
September 2012
The opportunities for bio-waste in stimulating a bioeconomy have been the primary focus of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s response to this inquiry.
Waste Opportunities: stimulating a bioeconomySolar Fuels and Artificial Photosynthesis: Science & innovation to change our future energy options
January 2012
The Solar Fuels and Artificial Photosynthesis report presents an introduction to the concept of using sunlight and abundant raw materials such as water and carbon dioxide to make fuels and other chemicals.
To accompany the report, we commissioned a series of infographics. These explain the concept of solar fuels production and artificial photosynthesis for policy-makers and those with an interest in renewable energy.
